Michelin energy saver are indeed fuel efficient on my 2018 Honda Accord Hybryd. They give a great ride. However I am replacing them after 39K miles. (They still have 3/32nd wich is critical for safety)They came in new car. They have evenly worn due to good rotation and alignment and proper tire pressure. Ride is a little noisy on concrete interstate I-95 but great stability, smooth and braking.

Honestly this was the first vehicle I have owned that came with Michelin Tires. It was a 2014 Camry LE that was Toyota Certified Pre-Owned with 19,000 miles on it purchased in April of 2017. So less than 3 years old, with 20,000 miles, and the tires all had dry rot on the side walls and tread face and in the grooves. They did not ride nice (most road imperfections and bumps were communicated into the occupant cabin, weren't that great in the rain and were awful in the snow of West/Central Michigan. They were however the best balanced tires I've had on a vehicle (whop-di-ding-a-ling). Absolutely zero shake or vibration in the car or felt through the steering wheel at any speed. That's about the only positive I have for these tires. They were worn down to 4/32 by 30,000 miles. Tread Wear = nonexistent. I replaced them with Cooper CS5 Ultra Touring tires. HUGE improvement over the Energy Saver in every aspect.

Replaced factory tires vehicle came with and what an improvement. Ride is smoother, amazingly reduced road noise and improved handling in snow. All reasons we opted to replace the original tires early. Very pleased so far. Cannot comment on wear since they have only been on for a month.

After owning several brands of tires, from the lower budget to high-ended performance designs, I think by far the choice for the most miles with the least troubles and wear are the Micheline Energy Saver All Season. I have not had problems with losing the sidewall as much as others when bouncinf across the un-avoidable potholes. The car actually seems to roll easier, leading to about 1-2 mpg improvement. I was not compensated in anyway for my expressed opinions and refection of experiences.

i drive a chrysler mini-van and i consider my driving style to be easy on the car, the tires, me and my passengers. i drive some city and some highway. i find these tires are fuel efficient, handle well, stop and start well, but they are hard riding and the noisiest tires i've ever had on any car.

These are my second purchase of these tires on my 2011 Toyota Camary. I bought them again because they always performed great. I do lots of highway driving everyday and I get awesome gas mileage out of them and the car handles very good. With highway driving you can really tell these tires are quiet and smooth. Will definitely purchase again in future.

Have been running the energy savers for nine months and could not be happier. Better handling than the original OEM tires. Used on my 2010 Prius and already appears to also have better wear characteristics. The original OEM tires only lasted 20,000 miles. Cannot say if they get me better gas mileage, but longer lasting tread and improved stability is worth the price. Some noise on hard cornering, but no big deal. People point and say to themselves "Is that a PRIUS!"

I recently purchased these for my 2006 Toyota Prius to replace the OEM Goodyear Energy tires that had worn out after only 17000 miles. I am very happy with them. Mpg is better than the original tires, as well as comfort and handling. MICHELIN is the only way to go !!!!!!

I have had the tires for 24,700 miles now and just noticed that 2 tires are beginning to fail. Both failing tires have small side wall bulges appearing. The tires do not show any damage (scrapes or dents). I will say that I do like the overall performance and tread life I have experience with the tires all tires have even wear and have been rotated every 7,500 miles and balanced checked every 15,000. Unfortunately they are outside the range for my road hazard warranty and due to the sidewall failure they wont last anywhere near the expected/rated 65,000 miles. Until they strengthen/reinforce the tire I do not think I will be buying another set.

Original tires on a 2017 Accord Hybrid. Got 63,500 miles out of them. Had them rotated every 8,000-10,000 miles. Not a rabbit starter nor a speed demon, but as much as possible, just a gradual start, ease to speed limit. Tires are expensive and gas is expensive in California, so will not blame the tire if I am to blame for being a wasteful driver. MPG of 49 (6+ years worth of tracking every fill-up). Met my expectations for my daily, lengthy commute. I would say I got great value from them. Sure, I wish I hit 70K on mileage, but the tires were getting up there in age, so a good time to replace. Thanks.